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Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
Duration
24 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
ARC-004
€ 650 *
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Description
This is a training course on corporate application development. The course contains a detailed description of specific typical solutions. Each solution contains information on the application and basic aspects of implementation.
After completing the course, a certificate
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
Objectives
After the training participants will be able to:
- divide enterprise applications into layers;
- know the basic approaches to organizing business logic;
- understand the mechanism of object-relational mapping;
- organize a presentation of data in the web using an MVC system (model-view-controller);
- understand the principle of parallel processing of tasks involved in several system transactions;
- design the interface of distributed object access.
Target Audience
- Developers;
- Senior developers;
- Junior Architects.
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of object-oriented programming principles
- At least one year of experience in working with object-oriented languages.
Roadmap
-
Introduction
- Introduction to Design Patterns
- Catalogues of Design Patterns
- Course Objectives
-
Domain Logic Patterns
- Paradigm of Domain Driven Design
- Organization of Domain Logic
- Layers
-
Patterns of Data Access Architecture
- Catalogues of Data Access Patterns
- Microsoft Catalogue
- PoEAA Patterns
- Data Access Patterns
- Patterns of Object-Relational Mapping
- Behavioural Patterns
- Structural Patterns
- Metadata Patterns
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Web View
- Model-View-Controller
- Controller Patterns
- Page Controller
- Front Controller
- Application Controller
- View Organization Patterns
- Template View
- Transform View
- Two Step View
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Complex Patterns
- Distributed Systems Patterns
- Remote Facade
- Data Transfer Object
- Patterns of Competitive Data Access
- Optimistic Offline Lock
- Pessimistic Offline Lock
- Coarse-Grained Lock
- Implicit Lock
- Session State Patterns
- Client Session State
- Server Session State
- Database Session State
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Basic Patterns
- Gateway
- Mapper
- Layer Supertype
- Separated Interface
- Registry
- Value Object
- Money
- Special Case
- Plugin
- Service Stub
- Record Set
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Online:
17.07.2023 - 21.07.2023
